Backyard Bird Feeding in Newfoundland: A Showcase GrassRoots Project

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Backyard Bird Feeding in Newfoundland: A Showcase GrassRoots Project

Skills and Workforce Development
Pages:6 pages10 min read

Author: Kurtis Kitagawa

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Backyard Bird Feeding in Newfoundland used peer and cross-tutoring to help primary students acquire information and communications technology (ICT) skills through learning about the habits of local birds, their environments and their eating habits in an innovative Internet-based learning project.

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Backyard Bird Feeding in Newfoundland used peer and cross-tutoring to help primary students acquire information and communications technology (ICT) skills through learning about the habits of local birds, their environments and their eating habits in an innovative Internet-based learning project.

Document Highlights 

Four classes of Grades 3, 8 and 9 students of St. Anne’s Academy designed and completed one of the school’s first projects—Backyard Bird Feeding—in April 2000. The project involved 110 students and four educators in intensive curriculum-related activities that built students’ and teachers’ ICT skills and enhanced students’ communications, problem-solving and teamwork skills.

This case study looks at the:

  • objectives of the program;
  • activities;
  • benefits for students, parents, teachers and education;
  • keys to success;
  • challenges;
  • innovative approaches; and
  • achievements.

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